jonathan allen, co-author of the new york times best-selling book secrets and the rebirth of heller clinton. , and the rebirth of hillary clinton. we know hillary clinton has been contemplating a potential presidential bid. how does this book fit into that process? guest: it is a big milestone on her path to running for president. she has been running all along, but the question is whether she will stop not whether she will start. this is her take on the four years she had at the state department, a little bit of her take on the 2008 presidential campaign and what wrong there. withhat the relationship president obama was like. i think it is an effort by her to move past that as well, to start pivoting towards the future. hopefully being able talk about what her vision for 2016 is. rather than talking about the past. unfortunately for her, people like to talk about the past. , a is given 600 plus pages reason for people to ask questions about the book, about what she said in that, about what she didn't say in it. for a little while, it will be hard to move onto the next phase. is team hillar

later bloomberg business news bureau chief jonathan allen is here to discuss heller clinton's new book. we feature the history and literary life of salt lake city. our booktv and american history networks will be showing that coming up today at 2 p.m. we will show all of our salt .ake history offerings >> brigham young led a group of children to the valley. they were a vanguard. they were paving the way, they refining the best route. there were sent here to find a way and get things started. once they established a fort and got family settled, brigham young and many of the men turned around and went back to the missouri river because there peopleproximately 11,000 there waiting to come. he helped organize the rest of this massive migration, which is going to come more than a thousand miles to the salt lake valley. the ultimate goal was to establish what the latter-day states -- latter day saints referred to as a sign. this was planned to be an ideal community. it was a utopian community that was meant to be a religious city. it was meant to have equality and justice. and peace and harm